Revolt in Lower California Fails After Cross Border Clash
Report of a two hour battle at the Mexico United States line near Tijuana ends with several rebels dead or wounded and American casualties. Rebels retreat toward the international boundary as federal forces consolidate positions and American prisoners are sheltered pending escorts to Fort Rosecrans. In Jalapa, violence erupts over arm transfers with nine killed and twenty wounded as federals try to seize arsenal stock. Cabinet reshuffles planned to ease distrust in leaders Heven Moartera seeks to position new war minister prospects.
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Jalapa
Smft
Tijuana
Lower California
Shuim Nahting
Jack Moghy
Ct Mey
International Boundary Line
Unitedtates
Anl
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Wrank
Milan Trirtleth
Frank Smith
George Morgan
Fred Rogers
Harkalee
Holland
Fort Rosecrans
Vera Iuz
Provisional
Koverny
Ae Dea Bare
Justice Flemandez
Fomento
Calero
Zapatis
Fists to Repel “Masher” at New York Music Hall
Special report from New York describes a June 2 gathering of thirty women and three men at a local music hall. The event aimed to train women in self defense against attackers including masher types and pickpockets. Performers staged a demonstration with staged blows, teaching women how to respond to unwanted advances. The session ended with attendees leaving the venue with wrapped shoes understating the mood.
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Washington Post
New York
Tao Men
A. S. Heiress Near Throne
A fragmentary item notes an heiress or royal-connected figure with references to a growing media intrigue. Mentions a Princess, royal household, and various travel and goods that suggest a sensational society page piece. Limited legible names and dates leave ambiguity about exact events.
Mrs Pinchot Under Knife
Fragmented ad hoc transcription reports a political figure Mrs Pinchot undergoing an unspecified operation. The readable text references Washington and a related home event but lacks coherent details, names, dates, or clear outcomes.
Bernhardt Sails On After Tour of Unis
Fragmented report notes Sarah Bernhardt’s farewell after a tour of universities and venues. The text mentions a possible dive and highlights her remarks about America, ending with a wary message about her next steps.
Trust ally of church cuts into Utah Idaho refining plans
General Manager Thomas Cutler described negotiations with Henry Havemeyer resulting in control of about 465,050 shares in a western company by an eastern combine. He testified before a House committee on the beet sugar venture and the Church of the Latter Day Saints stake, with other church leaders and executives named. He recalled meetings in New York and discussions about financing, stock sales, and the proposed partnership to expand beet sugar operations.
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Utah-Idaho Refining Company
Havemeyer
Western Company
Eastern Combine
Vmermen Chuch
Lugic Returns Company
Sester dix
Bouse Committee
Guay
Joseph Foo
Henry
Dawk Stack
Yao Smith
Wooshinton
Cugler
Mi Havemeyer Saul
United States
Hasvemeyer
Owl
President Pleads for Sound Banking Reform at Bankers Feast
New York June 2 President Taft told bankers and business leaders at a New York State Bankers Association banquet that the key to national prosperity lies in a sound banking and currency system. He endorsed the Aldrich National Reserve plan as essential to avoiding Wall Street or Washington domination, urged a nonpartisan central bank, and emphasized benefits for farmers and workers alongside banks and industry. He also voiced hope for closer relations with Canada and declined calls for immediate annexation.
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New York
National Monetary Commission
New York State
Manhattan Beach
Ad Hess
Aldrich National Reserve Association
Wall Street
Washington
Counirs
Aldred
Gunnison
National Reserve Association
Mat Charke Commission
National Bank
South
Weat
Taft Receives Ovation at Canadian City Banquet
President Taft was greeted with applause at the Manhattan Hotel after attending a State Banks Association banquet. A window incident briefly interrupted, then Taft praised Canada for harmonious races and good neighborly relations while reflecting on his past stays at Murray Bay and hopes for future residence.
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Taft
Manhattan
State Banks Association
Mr Taft
Mr .Taft
Sharon Graham
King George
Tre Canadiana
M Taft
Canada
Court Invalidates Litttle Ones Inheritance Claim
In New York City surrogate court Judge Colohan voided a will by Mrs Matteson from March that would have left her five children Murray M Clinton L Hazel L William F Jr and Don Francis 1 each and about 14000 to relatives and her father The court found the will invalid due to the testatrix illness lack of proper execution and non conformity to state law The five children age ranges 3 to 11 reside with father William F Matteson at 1821 Lamont Street Northwest Washington and the father appointed guardian of his children as the estate will be distributed under New York law to the minor heirs
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Fise
Washington
Witl-ism
Matteson
Lamont Street
Luia
New York City
Murray M
Clinton L
Hazel L
William F, Jr
Don Francis
District Supreme Court
Edgar S van Norman
Treasury Department
Colohan
Attorne
Wilson & Barksdale
Jhe Bowman
New York
Droll Figures In Abbey At Coronation Day
Washington to New York report recalls the coronation spectacle with the Duke of Norfolk and Lord Spencer among droll figures. The notes describe costumes, beard styles, and humorous behavior, contrasting performers with notable figures like Chamberlain, Warenne, and Robb Spencer.
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Washington
New York
London
Duke of Norfolk
Fort Starshal
Tod Chamberlain
Lord Spencer
Warenne
Robb Spencer
Sir Herbert Tree
Matsolin
Split in Senate as Democrats push tariff reciprocity plan
The Senate battles over reciprocity with Canada and tariff measures deepen alliances between Democrats and insurgent Republicans. President Wilson faces pressure as amendments loom and a possible general tariff revision is discussed. the outcome hinges on whether reciprocity can be preserved or amended, with lawmakers eyeing a vote to force record positions.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Canada
Congress
Penrose
Alance
House
Ancient Coronation Rite Revived At Royal Fete
An ancient coronation rite returns to royal pageantry as gowns and ceremonial regalia feature at a grand royal fete. Kings and nobles attend, detailing the splendor of the event and its significance in modern state ceremonies.
Detective Glavis to face Chicago hearing on embezzled records
George Glavis, brother of Laws, is under arrest in Chicago on embezzlement charges tied to books and records that allegedly implicate a U S senator and other officials. A preliminary hearing will reveal whether the materials contain evidence against a senator. Attorney James B Green said failure to fulfill contract factors into the defense.
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George Glavia
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Glavis
Laws
Ballinger-Pimchot
Wall
Washington
Tomorow
Cornwell
Gravis
United States Senate
James B Green
Clent
Death of stewardess reveals strange life story in steamer fire
The Washington Post reports Harriet Kelly, long believed female stewardess of the steamer Governor Andrew, died in a Sunday blaze. Posthumous letters from three Boston and Wellesley men indicate Miss Kelly was biologically male for thirty years. Kell, born in Wolverhampton, came to Boston as a servant at 23 and lived as a woman, with male admirers never arousing suspicion.
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Washington Post
Boston
Harriet Kelly
Andrew
Wellesley
Wolverhampton
Staffordshire
England
Kell
Harriet
Kelly
Hammond Guests Dine With Taft at London Residence
Ambassador Hammond hosted a formal supper tonight at his London residence after a ceremony. Charles P Taft joined him, with British attaches to attend tomorrow’s Stratton House procession seating Princess Louise and the Duchess of Argyle as guests. Notable attendees included Lady Elizabeth Cust, Miss Kitty Cheatham, Whitney Carpenter, Mrs Robert Ghapin, Mrs George D Dixon Everett, Mr and Mrs De Frieze, Mr and Mrs Preston Gibson, Mrs Addison Head, Mrs Mounten-Jephson, Mr and Mrs P Perrin, Miss Peck of San Francisco, Robert Sands, Mr and Mrs W B Thompson, the Wiberg sisters of Cincinnati, Maj Foltz, American officers at Olympia, and several officers of the battleship Delaware.
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London
Ambassador Hammond
Charles P Taft
Hammond
Stratton House
Princess Louse
Duchess of Argyl
Elizabeth Cust
Kitty Cheatham
Whitney Carpenter
Robert Ghapin
George D Dixon Everett Everett
de Frieze
Preston Gibson
Addson Head
Mountenc-Jephson
P Perrin
Miss Peck
San Francisco
Robert Sands
W .B Thompson
George Post Wheeler
Wiberg
Cincinnat
Foltz
Olympia
United States
Delaware
Stimson to Inspect Panama Canal Fortifications Tour Plan
Secretary of War Stimson will undertake a tour of inspection next month. He will sail from New York on July 6 and visit Havana to view the ruins of the battleship Maine, include Porto Rico in his itinerary, and closely study Panama Canal works and fortifications.
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Stimson
Ha“ma Darke Dean
Texas
Pamana Canal
New York
Havana
Maine
Porto Rico
Perth Amboy Water Engineer, Family Die in Auto Collision
Chief Engineer Joseph Cottrell of Perth Amboy Water Works and his family were killed when their car collided with a locomotive. Cottrell, his son Norman, and his wife died at the scene. The accident occurred near Perth Amboy as they were en route to California, with other relatives listed among the deceased.
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Joseph Cottrell
Perth Amboy
Perth Ambox
Aife
Oeth Ambo
Cottrell
Caceline Norman
Wage
Mre
Cattrell
Speera
Wahngton
Madison
Aliforma
Mrabb Uhllips
David Graham Y Poithys
Weedak
la Grange
Coronation Observations Describe Imperial Ceremony
John Hights Hammond, Special United States Ambassador, reports a grand coronation marked by flawless organization, solemn ceremony, and impressive imperial troop display. He notes no telecast issues, strategic seating, and a welcoming reception, praising the magnitude and future optimism of the event.
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Hnstory
Lord Sanahurst
Simg
Foreign Office
Ile
John Hgts Hammond
United States
Coronation of George V Crowned Empire Unites Dominions
London June 22 reports the coronation of George V as a monumental imperial ceremony. The piece praises the imperial unity it symbolized, noting overseas dominions joining the opening of the new reign and the dignified pageantry that resonated across Britain and its empire.
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London
George V
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Hns
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